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The Shroud of Turin is one of the most sacred religious symbols on Earth, regarded by millions of Christians in the world as a cloth used to shroud and store the image o…
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Sweden returned the pre-Inca shroud to Peru
On June 16, Sweden handed Peru a precious pre-Inca shroud in the first batch of smuggled foreign diplomats in the western South American country 80 years ago.
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Discover treasures in ancient tombs in Peru
Archaeologists have unearthed the ancient royal tomb more than a thousand years ago, they discovered that there were many treasures and mummies of women.
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Clean wash for Turin shroud
For devotees, the Shroud of Turin is a true treasure, which packs the body of Jesus when he is taken down from the cross. However, some skeptics believe it is nothing mo…
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The secret of the remains of 12,000 years old
Unique shroud - putting sea snail into the eye socket of the dead was discovered by archaeologists, Vietnam Institute of Archeology at Phia Vai cave in Coc Ngan village,…
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Mummy for over 200 years in Dong Nai is female
On September 20, at Dong Nai Museum, archaeologists and doctors of Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy conducted the treatment of Cau Xeo ancient tomb m…
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Discover a unique way of shroud in Tuyen Quang
When conducting the excavation of human skeleton at Hang Phia Vai, belonging to Coc Ngan village, Xuan Tan commune, Na Hang district, Tuyen Quang, Prof. Nguyen Lan Cuong…
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There have been more than 500,000 people booking tickets
More than 600,000 people have received free tickets to see for themselves
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Display the shroud of Turin at the Italian church
The linen cloth is said to be shrouded in the body of Jesus and preserved his image while alive, first displayed after five years of interruption in the Turin church in…
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The Turin shroud will be on display in 2015
In 2015, those who want to see for themselves